Concept Information
Arcade of Riolan
Anatomical Terms Info - Concept Id (ATI-ConceptId / ATICID)
7406
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by: O. Paul Gobée, MD., Netherlands [Change Id: 39538] | |
NEW Structure/Concept: | Arcade of Riolan [ATI-ConceptId:7406] |
SET (or ADDED) Definition or Description: | Anastomosis between the {medial colic artery} and the {left colic artery}. Note: It lies centrally in the (transverse and dscending) mesocolon and should not be confused with the {marginal artery} (Drummond's artery) that lies adjacent to the colon. |
NEW Term for this Structure/Concept (was MOVED FROM the Concept 'Arteria marginalis coli' [ATI-ConceptId: 4204] ): | Arcade of Riolan [ATI-TermId: 40113] |
Primary Term: | Arcade of Riolan |
Real/Virtual: | Physical structure (including spaces) or referring to something physical, such as an area, shape, line, etc. |
Observation Scale: | Macroscopic |
Developmental Phase: | Both prenatal and postnatal |
Normal/Variation: | Variation |
Singular/Plural: | Singular |
Repetition Pattern: | Occurs only once in the body |
Left/right specific: | Generic (side not specified) |
Numbered: | This concept/structure is NOT numbered |
SET (or ADDED) Contributor: | O. Paul Gobée, MD., Anatomist, e-learning developer, Netherlands |
REASON FOR CHANGE(S): | Riolan is very often confused with the marginal artery (Drummond's artery}. This was the case here too. I moved it to a separate concept. |
by: O. Paul Gobée, MD., Netherlands [Change Id: 39539] | |
NEW Link/Relation: | Arteria marginalis coli [ATI-ConceptId: 4204] is a similar concept (not further specified) as Arcade of Riolan [ATI-ConceptId: 7406] |
by: O. Paul Gobée, MD., Netherlands [Change Id: 39540] | |
CHANGED Definition or Description [Anastomosis between the {middle colic ar...] INTO: | Anastomosis between the {middle colic artery} and the {left colic artery}. Note: It lies centrally in the (transverse and descending) mesocolon and should not be confused with the {marginal colic artery} (Drummond's artery) that lies adjacent to the colon. |
REASON FOR CHANGE(S): | little corrections in structures' names |